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MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine), most commonly known today by the street name ecstasy, is a synthetic entactogen ...
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Ecstasy is alleged in causing girls suicide
The parents of an 18-year-old student who killed herself while suffering from an ecstasy-induced depression ...
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Jusy Say NO to Club Drugs
clubs, concert halls and even outdoor festivals are in danger of being put out ...
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Ecstasy side effects 'not minor'
The effects of the drug ecstasy cannot be dismissed as minor, according to an intensive ...
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Risks involved when using club drug ecstasy
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I heard that ecstasy is pretty safe because it is not addicting. Is this ...
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Ecstasy worth $20M seized by authorities
HIDDEN in heavy duty machinery, the thousands of tiny multi-coloured tablets would have been worth ...
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Ecstasy Abuse Rising
The synthetic drug Ecstasy, also known by its chemical abbreviation MDMA, has emerged as a ...
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Ecstasy second in local drug abuse trend
A blue line of push-pins follows Main Street through town, bulging near the center of ...
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Ecstasy bust called one of county's largest
Police descriptions of a drug bust that occurred in Stockbridge range from "one of the ...
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Ecstasy's psychological effects can include confusion, depression, sleep problems, anxiety, and paranoia during, and sometimes weeks after, taking the drug.
MDMA is on the U.S. Schedule I of controlled substances, and is illegal to manufacture, possess, or sell in the United States.
Brain imaging research in humans indicates that MDMA causes injury to the brain, affecting neurons that use the chemical serotonin to communicate with other neurons.
Ecstasy is most often available in tablet form and is usually ingested orally. It is also available as a powder and is sometimes snorted and occasionally smoked but rarely injected.
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Ecstasy
Brain Pictures
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imaging and other state-of-the art equipment, researchers are able to show
us in intricate detail how the brains of MDMA users differ from those that
have not used this drug. We know from imaging that cerebral blood flow (CBF)
is affected by MDMA use. We also have evidence from brain images that MDMA
abusers may have fewer serotonin producing neuronal processes in the brain
than non-users. |
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| New info on ecstasy deaths | In an effort to further the understanding of ecstasy-related deaths, ... |
| Protein key to Ecstasy deaths | Scientists in the United States have identified a key protein ... |
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| Two indicted for dealing ecstasy | Indianapolis, Dec. 16 - David Starks is accused of purchasing ... |
| Study Finds Long-Term Ecstasy Use Leads to Memory Loss | ST. PAUL, MN -- Long-term users of "ecstasy,' the street ... |
| Ecstasy's Legacy | It now appears that the fleeting sense of euphoria resulting ... |
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